Copenhagen, Denmark / 1997
Interior
NASA Nightclub - Entertainment Design
The private members club NASA was designed as a futuristic ode to Stanley Kubrick’s “2001: A Space Odyssey”. It is kept in a strictly white colour scheme, with consistently soft, organic shapes. Every detail was designed especially for this club, from the ashtrays to the doors.
project overview
| Location | Copenhagen |
| Year | 1997 |
| Area | 515 m2 |
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Creative Director / Designer | Johannes Torpe |
| Materials | Leather, acrylic |
| Services | Nightclub Design, Bar Design, Interior Design, Branding, Visual Identity, Furniture & Product Design |
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Design Concept
NASA is a futuristic space that is very much inspired by Stanley Kubrick’s “A Space Odyssey”. The interior is kept strictly in white with outer space flowing elements and consistently soft, curved and inviting shapes, creating an atmosphere of exclusivity. All the details were designed especially for this club, from the ashtrays to the doors.
The whole project was heavily inspired by the space age and the name came naturally from being an acronym of “Nice And Safe Attitude”. The NASA nightclub opened in 1997 and quickly became part of the worldwide network of the “World’s finest clubs”.
Brand touchpoints
The ambition was for NASA to be an exclusive world of its own that both surprised and enclosed guests for a night, seducing them and making them forget about life outside. The staff wore spandex uniforms which drew from Kubrick's Space Odyssey. The glass elevator placed on the outside of the building was hosted by a girl in uniform and took guests from street level to the club on the third floor, mimicking an actual space launch. Upstairs, guests were met by the reception designed with a large, white, organically shaped desk and an enormous aquarium at the back wall. Music was playing in the elevator, video screens were placed in the bathroom mirrors and sounds from space were played in the toilet stalls.